Lol racist libs, amirite? Idiot.

O rly? Because I thought things were simple. I, like everyone who isn't already fully on team hexbear, am an idiot. Please cite your sources.

Guess I'm lucky that I haven't encountered any of these issues (except that super glaring "Characters turning toward you before dialogue mode starts" problem. Thank heavens that's fixed!) Slightly bummed that I don't see a fix for the issue of not being able to see what a perception check revealed. Just make the highlight last longer, please! Super frustrating to pass the check and not be able to see wtf it was for.

I'm sorry that you've had this experience. I've been playing since the start of early access on a low-end PC, and never had any of those issues.

I doubt that they're referring to Minthara; you have to make an intentional series of decisions to >!murder a bunch of people!< in order to get her in your party. It's relatively easy to miss several origin companions if you're not the type that explores the whole map. And one of the origin characters starts with >!a quest to kill one of the others!<.

Ah, the perils of making my first run as a baddie. Hope I still see some of those lines in what remains of act 3. When is patch 2 dropping, I wonder?

It's because Llewellyn is a Welsh name.

Yeah, I think you're right, and maybe my waning enjoyment of that style of rpg says as much about my lack of imagination as anything else. I'm just a sucker for a story I can get caught up in, with characters that I can somehow relate to, and I've nearly always felt let down by Bethesda games in that regard.

As far as I can recall, I've never heard anyone refer to the US as "God's own country," though I'm irreligious. The Wikipedia entry suggests it's been used to refer to all sorts of places, and perhaps most notably (pertaining to the US) by Goebbels.

I mean, fair enough, and I've only seen the film adaptation, but I would expect literal grapes of wrath to ferment into Klingon bloodwine, and I don't recall that being a plot point.

Totally agree about the DA series. Can't say I have very high hopes for this one, given the direction they've taken the franchise, but I'd love to be wrong.

I recall this being posted ad nauseum on r/startrek, and the comments were always full of people using it to dismiss any and all criticism of Discovery and/or Picard. Nice to see that not being rehashed here.